Indexable drill heads

Cusp drills are indispensable tools in machine shops for precision drilling operations in various materials, including steel, aluminium and light alloys. The distinguishing feature of drill bits is their sharp, conical tip, which allows precise centring during drilling. This geometry minimises vibration and reduces the risk of deflection. Peak drills are generally made of high-speed steel (HSS) or with tungsten carbide inserts. These materials provide longer tool life and superior wear resistance. To increase wear resistance and improve performance, drill bits can be coated with materials such as titanium nitride (TiN) or titanium carbonitride (TiCN). Advantages of cusp drills - Precision: The geometry of the drill bit guarantees high centring accuracy, essential for holes requiring tight tolerances. - Superior finish: The cusp configuration reduces burr formation, providing a cleaner cutting surface and better finish. - Versatility: These drills can be used on a wide range of materials, making them suitable for multiple applications in the workshop. - Durability: Thanks to their high-quality materials and protective coatings, drill bits offer a longer lifetime than standard drill bits, reducing replacement frequency and operating costs. In machine shops, drill bits are used in numerous operations, including the drilling of automotive components, the production of industrial equipment and the machining of complex metal parts. Their ability to create precise, high-quality holes makes them particularly useful for machining operations that require a high standard of accuracy and finish. In conclusion, drill bits are an excellent choice for machine shops that need reliable, high-performance tools for drilling operations. Thanks to their advanced technical features and numerous advantages, these drills contribute to improving the efficiency and quality of machining operations.